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Inglis Easter Vendor Break Up

Tara Madgwick - Monday January 20

Last year the Inglis Easter vendor break up was dominated by Arrowfield, who catalogued 20 more yearlings than anybody else, but this year’s select catalogue of 421 lots is a more balanced affair.

Arrowfield is still the biggest vendor, but with 42 yearlings (down from 61 last year) followed by Coolmore with 39 (same as last year) and then there is a reshuffle as you can see when looking at the table below which shows the Top 10 from last year.

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Yulong have a significant decrease in number dropping from 33 at this sale last year to just 11 as do Widden Stud dropping from 42 to 23 and Newgate going from 30 to 13 and seven of those are by Extreme Choice.

2024 Inglis Easter Top 10 vendors.

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